Preferences for Landscape Choice in a Southwestern Desert City
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Using Sustainability Village model to create change
To What Degree are Environmentally Beneficial Choices Reflective of a General Conservation Stance?
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Attitudinal Determinants of Environmentally Responsible Behavior
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Consumer Concern, Knowledge, Belief, and Attitude toward Renewable Energy: An Application of the Reasoned Action Theory
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Environmental Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behavior in Dutch Secondary Education
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Green versus Brown: Explaining Environmental Commitment in Australia
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Muddy Waters and Heavy Metal: Time and Attitudes Guide Judgements of Pollution
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Tolerance for Environmental Health Risks: The Influence of Knowledge, Benefits, Voluntariness, and Environmental Attitudes
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Attitudes toward Managing Hazardous Waste: What Should be Cleaned Up and Who Should Pay for it?
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